The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-04-22

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ID. R. Corey Of Hubbardston, Wis
tied Corey Bros. on Monday.
The X r. band gave promenade
concert at Lansing, last evening.
John Campbell has purchased the
pawnbroker business of Lewis Bird.
The X. T. band play for clothing
store opening in Lansing, tomorrow.
]. F. Yeats is preparing to build a
house on his lot, on Main street west.
Plaster for sale at s. per ton, by
f. M. Brooks, West Owosso, Mich.
Bargains in wall paper and curtains
at the new drug store of DR.. n. l..
Bagg.
o. Sharpstene has decided to bui'd
brick building on his Washington
street lot.
S. +. Smith is having the founda-
ton laid for new house on Exchange
street east.
Let the Council see that the side
walks about the city are put in good
repair at once.
]. +. Peters has new ad. He has
also good stock of furniture. Call
and get his prices.
Paul Roth was in ST. Charles on
business Wednesday; and E. A. Todd
Jr., at Mt. Pleasant.
Boston parties shipped carload
OF IL horses, purchased in this coun
ty, to that city yesterday.
Representative Watson has rented
house on Mulberry street and will
commence keeping house at once.
Corunna young gentlemen(?) come
TO Owosso on Sunday to race horses.
We suggest to our marshal that he
gather few of them in.
New houses are being built in all
parts Of the city, and it looks as
though the growth of the city this
year is to be very substantial.
Purdy, Bilhimer &, Clark, have
purchased ard shipped within the
last Ia months 1870 carloads of stock
from this city. The average cost per
week has been over $1,000. This is
doing quite business.
Died, at the home of her mother,
Mrs. J. N. Ingersoll, in Corunna, yes
terday morning, Mrs. Nellie J.. Tee
pie, aged FL years and 6 months.
The funeral services will take place
at p. m. Sunday from the Episcopal
church.
Flint Globe: Yesterday morning a
quiet wedding occurred at the Bryant
House, when Mrs. Fowler ofChicago,
sister Of Mr.. Knill, was married to
Mr.. Thomas of Owosso, proprietor of
the Junction House. The ceremony
occurred at half past ten and was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Matrau, of
Saginaw City.
Corunna Journal: A meeting will
be held on the goth to vote on the
city hall question.--Some Corunna
young ladies have organized base
ball club,--Right Rev. Bishop Bor-
CESS, of Detroit, will administer the
right OF confirmation at St. Mary's
r. c. church, this city, on Sunday,
April 24.---The S. of VS. camp of
Owosso came over on Tuesday even
ing and inspected the Corunna camp.
Tuesday afternoon, Roy youngest
son of d. Burhans, and son of c.
Sprague were playing together in Mr..
Sprague's yard, when revolver, in
the hands of the Sprague boy was
discharged and the bullet struck Roy
in the left thigh, hit the bone and
glanced off into the muscles, making
bad wound. If the bullet had gone
the other way it would have killed
the boy. 1t was narrow escape
from death. The moral to be drawn
from this is too plain to need further
comment.
Married, at the residence Of the
brides parents, April 10, by Rev.
J. Meyers, Flora M daughter ofMr.
and Mrs. ]. H Goetzen, and George
Koran, both of this city. A large
company OF friends assembled to
witness the marriage and offer con-
gratulations to the couple, and The
TINES desires also to extend congrat-
ulations and best wishes. A number
of fine presents, useful and ornament.
al, were left. Mr.. and Mrs. Horan
started on the evening train for
weeks visit in Jackson and Ann
Arbor.
Died, at the home of his son in
this city, Thursday morning, George
Lovett, aged IS years. Mr.. Lovett
WIS born in Connecticut, and had
resided in Shiawassee county since
1861. His death was very sudden
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